Table 3.

Rating criteria for runner pose test: good and poor stability

Runner Pose Test
Good	Poor
1. Overall Impression
Smooth, good-quality movement General control	Jerky movement Effort to control movement Excessive trunk movement
2. Weight Distribution
Minimal translation of centre of mass	Inability to maintain centre of mass over weightbearing leg
3. Pelvic Alignment
Hip dissociation from pelvis—minimal pelvic movement Minimal A-P movement (anterior pelvic tilt) Minimal tilt in frontal plane (ASIS level)	Discernible movement of pelvis with the hip—no dissociation Discernable tilt in frontal plane
4. Trunk Alignment
No rotation of trunk Trunk upright	Trunk rotation Forward flexion of trunk Trunk locked in extension